Belgrade Six
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The Belgrade Six is the name of the group of six Serbian intellectuals arrested in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, in 1984 and charged with counter-revolutionary activity.
Members of the group
The group consisted of:[1]
- Miodrag Milić
- Milan Nikolić
- Dragomir Olujić
- Vladimir Miljanović
- Gordan Jovanović
- Pavluško Imširović
Trial
The trial was held between 5 November 1984 and 4 February 1985. It received significant media coverage. Zoran Stojković, serving as the presiding judge in trial, rendered a verdict of guilty.[2][3] One of the defence attorneys was Vladimir Šeks.[4]
The cases against Nikolić, Milić and Olujić were separated from the cases of the other members of the group. They were sentenced to between one and two-year prison terms.[5]
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